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Grow Your Choir By 30% With This One Strategy!

Grow Your Choir By 30% With This One Strategy!

by Chris Owenby | Dec 31, 2019 | Growing a Choir

The Choir Trial Period is one of simplest and most effective strategies you can implement. It’s a great strategy any time of the year, but the best time to use it is just before of Lent and/or Advent. =========> Here’s how it works: Think about...
An Engaged Choir Is A Happy Choir

An Engaged Choir Is A Happy Choir

by Michael Cromwell | Nov 14, 2018 | Inspiration, Managing a Choir

Let’s face it, people seem to be afraid of commitment these days – especially any kind of a long-term commitment like singing in a choir. As church music directors, how do we make our singers’ commitment worth their time and energy? Furthermore, how do we keep people...
Quick Choir Member Recruiting Ideas for Big Results

Quick Choir Member Recruiting Ideas for Big Results

by David Scott | Aug 15, 2018 | Growing a Choir, Managing a Choir

Every choir needs new members. Even when the choir loft is full, almost every choir director would enjoy ‘just a few more singers.’ Let’s take a look at some ideas to help out our choir member recruiting. 
Personal Strategy Here’s an effective...
Paid Section Leaders, Volunteer Choirs and the Church’s Relationship with Money

Paid Section Leaders, Volunteer Choirs and the Church’s Relationship with Money

by Anthony Rimore | Jul 11, 2018 | Managing a Choir

For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. – Matthew 6:21 This was originally going to be one blog post, but as I began writing, I realized that the topic of paid section leaders (and the rest outlined in the title of this post) is much more complex...
Creativity and Music – One Christian’s Unique Perspective

Creativity and Music – One Christian’s Unique Perspective

by Tom Conlon | Jul 2, 2018 | Inspiration

I compose because I have to. It’s in my nature – a drive to interpret and organize – to distill my experience. First really, for myself – I’m a much better version of myself when I’m composing. And while in some Christian conversations there’s tension regarding...
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